04 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1952
Page
1
The notice lists subscription pricing and carrier delivery areas including Ky counties and nearby regions. It shows annual and short-term rates, with separate outside area pricing and monthly options, reflecting territorial coverage and costs.
The Cumberland Gap National Historical Park project could spark new business for all transport modes and boost L&N passenger revenue. Officials urge Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia to oppose pulling passenger trains from Pineville to Norton, stressing the park’s regional significance and future visitor volumes. The piece also profiles Korean war orphans in Seoul and ambassador You Chan Yang’s reflections on resilience amid devastation.
Elizabeth Brownell rides with Devanter to a Burlington area stop where he jokes about a surveying career and Benson's death. The pair discuss Lucien Steinheart, ages, and a planned visit to a rustic bunkhouse as the sun warms the woods. The scene ends with a tease about Devanter’s future as an ambitious surveyor.
The column outlines pandupus erythemalosis a rare skin condition affecting some, with possible body involvement. Symptoms include fever fatigue and skin signs may be absent early. Treatments tried include hormone and drug therapies, diet, and vitamins, but no satisfactory cure exists. research continues with cautious optimism for future relief.
Local readers discuss city rail issues and passenger service cuts. Controversy grows over refusing meetings and halting express and passenger trains. Citizens urge a mass meeting next Monday night to press officials for restoration and public input.
Frisco cable cars climbed Sn Wyaneixco's steep Clay Street until January 1878. The city's hill districts, new tires, and electric traction were discussed by local officials.
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